Rites Pending For Auto Crash Victim Here
Mrs Helen Dye 30 of Loving was killed in a Hobbs Lovington highway wreck just after midnight. Elmer Dye her husband survived with fractures. Dennis Dunlap of Denver City suffered a fractured hip. Other relatives injured include Bessie Dye Patsy Jo Donald Dye Romaine Harding. Funeral services set in Lovington with body at Smith Yarbro Funeral Home.
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Helen Dye
Loving
Hobbs-Lovington Highway
Lovington
Dye
Hobbs
Elmer Dye
Dennis Dunlap
Denver City
Texas
Dunlap
Bessie Dye
Patsy Jo
Donald Dye
Romaine Harding
Annual Hereford Breeders Sale Set for November 27
New Mexico sheep growers push a weekly Clovis sale led by Jack Gritzmaker with strong opening demand. Lea County Hereford breeders announce their 11th annual sale on November 27 in Lovington featuring 75 top head and a catalog printed in The New Mexico Stockman.
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Hereford Breeders
New Mexico
Lea County Hereford Ass’n
Lovington
Lea County
Noise Creeps In Says Noise Harms Sleep
Chicago report cites the National Association of Bedding Manufacturers warning that daytime and night noises from thunder or car horns keep muscles tense and wake sleepers, leading to tiredness after sleep.
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Chicago
National Association of Beeding Manufacturers
Association
Heated Words Fly Fast In State Campaign in New Mexico
Republicans and Democrats clash over State Land Office Field Man Earl Zimmerman after his trip to the State American Legion Convention in Ruidoso last month. Edwin Mechem accuses Zimmerman of campaigning for John E. Miles, while Ray Andrews says Zimmerman spoke officially on his day off and could exercise free speech.
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New Mexico
State Land Office
Earl Zimmerman
American Legion
Ruidoso
Albuquerque
Edwin Mechem
Zimmerman
John E. Miles
Santa Fe
Ray Andrews
Neck of the Woods
Andrews
Mechem
Miles
Portales
Rui‘doso
Clovis Cattle Sales Top Two Million in September
September sales across Clovis auction rings reached 26,110 head, bringing a total of $2,049,805.36 and preserving the year's monthly sales over $2 million. The Clovis Cattle Commission Company moved 19,989 cattle for $1,326,367.70 in four weeks, Ranchers and Farmers Livestock Commission five weeks sold 16,121 head for $1,723,437.57, and the Four C's yards sold 457 horses though total horse sale value is not listed.
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Clovis
Clovis Cattle Commission Company
C’s
Final Rites Held for John R. King in Texas Burial
John R. King 69 was buried in Aspermont Texas after dying Saturday in Hobbs New Mexico He resided at Bilberry Ranch six miles south of Hobbs and had lived in Hobbs four years Surviving relatives include three daughters two sons four brothers and a sister The body was moved to Aspermont for burial by Nelson Green Coach.
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John R. King
Aspermont
Texas
Hobbs
Mr. King
Bilberry Ranch
L.C. Bilberry
L. C. Bilberry
Peacock
Spencer Rash
Toniva King
Robert
Plainview
Joe
Tularosa
Jim
Hagerman
Corning
California
Rosa Rash
Seminole
Nelson Green
Mineral Wells Jail Earns Name With Air Conditioning
Mineral Wells Texas residents note the new jail may literally be called a cooler as the facility opens with air conditioning.
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Mineral Wells, Tex
Mineral Wells
Disease conquers man in much of the ld
World Health Organization notes progress in Southeast Asia where WHO and UNICEF teams have reduced malaria and venereal disease, increased vaccinations, and cut infant mortality. Experts say the battle is not won, but disease conquest is possible through modern health techniques and field operations.
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World Health Organization
United Nations
Southeast Asia
WHO
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Local flyer crashes near Lovington injuring two
Glifford Gray of Lovington ran cher crashed Sunday afternoon around five when his light plane hit a highline near the Gray ranch eight miles northeast of Lovington. He was rushed to Lea County Hospital and rests well with severe cuts and bruises. Jo Ann Gray suffered light scratches and fright after jumping to ground and returning home.
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Glifford Gray
Lovington
Gray Ranch
Lea County
Jo Ann Gray
Births and Deaths Decline in New Mexico
New Mexico reports lower birth and death rates for the year ending September with 28 births per thousand and 7 deaths per thousand. Dr. James Scott notes a sharp drop in infant mortality alongside overall declines in births and deaths.
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New Mexico
State Health Department
James Scott
Health Department
China and Guerrilla Fears Grow Over Korea Front
Reports from UN forces describe rising concerns over Red China intervention, with captured Korean soldiers claiming 40 000 Chinese fighters in Korea and possible Manchuria aims. Guerrilla activity behind lines and harsh winter weather add to fears of a long Korean war.
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China
Yalu River
Yalu
Manchuria
Seoul
Chosan
Sixth
Unsan
Chongchon
United States
UN Security Council
Korea
Washington
State Department
Truman
North Korea
Pyongyang
Ennemy
Chosin
Red China
Datla
Mis
Lake Success
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
America
Japan
Lions Auxiliary Cake Walk Near Lea Theater
Members of the Lions Auxiliary sponsor a cake walk on Thursday November 2 at 7 30 p m in front of the Lea Theater. Proceeds support the Lovington High School senior class gift and other projects. A large cake donated by Mr and Mrs J C Whittemburg of Holsum Bakery will be the grand prize. All ages are invited to participate.
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Lions’ Auxiliary
Lea Theater
Lovington High School
And
J. C. Whittemburg
Holsum Bakery
14 Bands to Lead ENMU Homecoming Parade
Portales New Mexico ENMU hosts a homecoming parade with 14 marching bands scheduled and four more expected. High school bands from Grady Texico Melrose Portales Lovington Jal Tatum and from Texas Levelland Seagraves Denver City Morton Farwell join led by the University Marching Band. Over 850 students participate in parade and half time events with a Greyhounds vs Knights football game to follow.
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Portales
New Mexico
C. M. Stookey
Portales School
Grady
Texico
Melrose
Lovington
Jal
Tatum
Texas
Levelland
Seagraves
Denver City
Morton
Farwell
First girl in 300 years greets Memphis family
Tom O'Ryan hears from a nurse that his wife has given birth to a girl, a daughter who marks the first female birth in his family branch in over three centuries. The surprise mirrors a long male line finally broken by this newborn.
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Memphis, Tenn
Tom O’ryan
Tom
Lea County Draft Calls 20 Boys for Physical
Frances Connell Lea County Draft Board clerk reports 20 local boys will be called for physical examinations on November 14 in Lea County.
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Lea County
Frances Connell
Eisenhower Likely To Accept NATO Defense Commander Post
In Washington and Charleston reports say defense leaders urged President Truman to appoint Dwight D. Eisenhower as commander of the North Atlantic Pact defense force. Ike, in Charleston, calls it a soldier duty and plans to meet President Truman in Washington, though he declines comment on the visit.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Washington
Truman
Charleston
West Virginia
Columbia University Club
Columbia
Duke Leaves Wally Home Amid Private London Visit
Ex King Edward the Eighth, Duke of Windsor, arrives in London for a three day private visit with Queen Mary. His wife Wallis Simpson does not accompany him.
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Edawrd the Eighth
England
Duke of Windsor
London
Queen Mary
Wally Simpson
Tibet Invasion Tests U N Membership Support
United Press reports in Lake Success that India warned the Chinese Communists it will oppose their United Nations membership if they have invaded Tibet. The cue signals a hard line amid regional tensions and U N deliberations.
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Lake Success
India
United Nations
Tibet
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Ewe Lambs
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New Mexico’ Stockman
Parley Jensen
The
New Mexico Stockman
Joel Burns
T.C. Perkins
Ed Holt
John Easley
Olin C. Ainsworth
Milneland
Dick Alexander
W. A. Anderson
W. O. Dunlop, Jr
Ta- Carsibad
H. J
Royce Burns
W. O. Dunlap, Jr
John T. Easley
United Press
P.n
United Nations Specialized Agency
Southeast Korea
Wonsan
Gi’s
24Th
Taft
Robert Taft
Joseph Ferguson
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Guy Gillette
Senate Committee
Ferguson
Democratic National Committee
Neworks
Army
Duke
Wally
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